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Redact, convert and combine PDFs and images on your own device. Nothing is uploaded, and the redaction tool checks its own work before offering a download.

Permanently remove text from a PDF on your own device, and see the tool check the finished file before it offers it to you.

Combine several PDFs into one document on your own device, in your own order, with an optional page range from each file.

Split a PDF into several documents in your browser: at the ranges you write, one file per page, or in fixed-size chunks. You see the list of files before anything is built.

Shrink a PDF in your browser by re-encoding the photographs inside it, leaving the text selectable. When there is nothing to save, the tool says so instead of handing you a second copy.

Encrypt a PDF with a password on your own device. The finished file is re-opened without the password, and with it, before any download is offered.

Convert a text-based PDF into an editable Word document in your browser, with real heading styles, lists and tables, and an honest account of what the layout loses.

Export any page of a PDF as a JPEG or PNG at the resolution you choose, entirely inside your browser.

Merge JPEG, PNG and phone photos into a single PDF, with your own order, page size and orientation, without uploading anything.

Convert a text-based PDF into Markdown in your browser, with headings, lists and best-effort tables, and an honest answer when the PDF is a scan.

Turn an HTML file or pasted markup into a PDF of real, selectable text in your browser. The markup is parsed as data and never rendered, so nothing in it can run.

Join several PDFs into one, or cut one into several, on your own device. Pages are copied with their fonts and images, so nothing is re-drawn and nothing is uploaded.

Turn photos, scans, screenshots or a piece of markup into a PDF on your own device. JPEG and PNG data is embedded untouched, and markup is read as data rather than rendered.

Get an editable Word file, clean Markdown or page images out of a PDF on your own device — with a straight answer about what a PDF cannot give back.

Make a heavy PDF lighter on your own device by re-encoding the photographs inside it and leaving the text alone — and be told plainly when there is nothing to gain.

The two tools that re-open their own output and check it before offering you a download: redaction that destroys the words rather than covering them, and real AES-128 encryption.

What runs in your browser, what each tool can and cannot do, and how the redaction check is performed.

Why these tools run on your device instead of on a server.

The open-source libraries these tools are built from, and the license each one carries.

What this site collects, which is almost nothing, and what it never sees at all.

What these free tools are, what they are not, and the limits you should keep in mind.

What is stored in your browser and what advertising may store later.

How to reach support, and what not to send.

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